Wessington figures visit Huron and local notices
Local Huron items report visits by Blake and Senator Schnitz from Wessington, talks by H O Ginckley and John L. Pyle at Cavour, and various residents traveling to events. Notices include a housework ad, graduation trips, and upcoming county meetings tied to Broadland, Iroquois, and Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Schnitz
Wessington
Huron
H. O. Ginckley
John L. Pyle
Cavour
J. H. Baldwin
Iowa
California Street
Phil Eyre
Plankinton
Chas. Lampe
Ohio Street
Weekly Trade Review Shows Business Strength Up From Last Year
Bradstreets reports improved business activity in the past five months despite wet weather slowing seasonal distribution. More people employed, larger volume than a year ago, with hopeful notes on May railroad earnings and rising Bessemer pig iron prices. Woolens makers see optimism and higher prices amid speculative demand. crop prospects remain favorable except in Oregon and Washington needing rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bessemer
Oregon
Washington
Paper Mills to Curtail Output in Fox River Valley
Beginning this week the print paper mills of the Fox river valley will shut down two days each week to curtail output and improve the market. The move is said to be general across the country and aims to stabilize demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kavakauna
Wis
Fox River Valley
Minor Items Of News From Across The Nation
Worms denude trees in several Minnesota sections. Wisconsin wins nearly all events at Chicago intercollegiate meet. Rhinelander drug store robbed. clerk shot and wounded. David Law former La Crosse mayor dies after almost 40 years in the city. Fright from a snoring man causes death of 3 year old Anna Churchill in Brooklyn. California Governor grants reprieve for Salter Worden until July 8. Mrs Charles Stuart Parnell to reside at Trematon castle near Plymouth. French trawler Liberta lost near Iceland with 23 crew. Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee dies at Silver Springs Virginia. Governor Tanner signs gas bills enabling Chicago gas trusts to consolidate saving about 250000 yearly. Two tramps killed and several wounded in Camden area stabbing fight. Boston city auditor reports funded debt now 49993326 with 2082000 annual interest.
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David Law
la Crosse
Wis
Oor
Anna E. Churchill
Brooklyn
Governor Dodd
California
Salter D. Worden
Samuel Phillips Lee
U.S. N
Silver Springs
Tanner
Chicago Gas Trust
Pea Shore
Camden
N. J
City Auditor of
Boston
Denver to host next American Medical Association meeting
In Philadelphia on June 7 the morning session chose Denver as the next meeting site and named Dr. George M. Sternberg of Washington as president of the American Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Denver
George M. Sternberg
Washington
Purify and Strengthen Your Blood Before Disease Strikes
An early 20th century health advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify the blood and build vitality. It claims it expels impurities and germs and promotes strength, followed by a note that Hood's Pills are the favorite family cathartic, easy to take and mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Temple Fire Tragedy At Tien Tsin Claims Over 100
A late steamer report notes more than 100 people died in a temple blaze in Tien Tsin China. The temple, dedicated to the queen of heaven, was crowded during a festival with many women and children among the victims in Tacoma Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Tsin
Tacoma
Wash
China
Suspend Pension Payments Ordered in Pittsburg
An order from Washington directs Captain G. W. Skinner the local pension agent to suspend all certificate payments on hand until next month when Congress is expected to pass the deficiency bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washington
G. W. Skinner
Congress
Fire Destroys St. Louis Milling Plant in Carlinville
The St Louis Milling company plant owned by Samuel Cupples of St Louis was completely destroyed by a daytime fire in Carlinville Illinois causing an estimated loss of two hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlinville, Ills
St. Louis Milling Company
Samuel Cupples
St. Louis
Fourteenth Annual Meeting of South Dakota Veterans
The Grand Army Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans hold their 4th annual session in Redfield with about 300 attendees the largest in years. Reports show 95 posts in the state with 2 209 members and 38 deaths in the past year. Canton chosen as next year's encampment site.
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Redfield
S. D
Grand Army, Woman’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans
State Department
Canton
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Blake of
Mrs. Maude Harnden Russell
Mason City, Ia
City
Lena Stiver
Mrs. Arndt
Rock Island
J. R. Jones
Kingsbury County
Iroquois
Dr. Hammill
Chamberlain
J. W. Jenney
J. A. Pickler
Mitchell
Dakota University
Miss Lulo
Ben Thurston
Lillian Miller
Geddes
Virgil
Pierre
Zew
Beadle County
Nicholas Hotaling
Hot Springs
Mr. Hotaling
House of Representatives
Hotaling
Richard Lenox
National Bank of Dakota
Wisconsin House of Correction
Sioux City Journal
Dick” Lenox
Corn Exchange Bank of
Sioux City
Jable
May Street
Onal Ama
Parture E
the Derby Rach Sa
Orient
Desert
Punjaub
Annon
Wittson
Akon
Europe
Anerica
America
HESE
Jad, Bldatsis
Heuron
F. J. Baker
Opera House
P. C. Ft Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis A
Milwaukee
Detroit
Minneapolis
Grand Rapids
Kansas City
Grand
St. Paul
P. C. Baltimore
Cincinnati Re
Ewe
Weekly Trade Review
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Rhinelander, Wis
Charles Stuart Parnell
Trematon Castle
Plymouth
Eng
Dieppe
Liberta
Iceland
Castoria
South Dakota
Castor
William Sinclair
White House
Isabella Fulton
Reading
Orstte
DR. Hathaway & CO
United States
Annals of Medicine
Cor
4Th and
Nebraska Lis
Sioux City, Iowa
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Tribune
Sion
Weekly
Huronite
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